A super duper quick craft post for you sharing another acorn craft with you…. a very simple acorn bracelet. It is really quick and easy to make and looks lovely. But before we get onto the acorn bracelet, please DO take a look at this adorable Acorn Craft – my kids still play with it years later!! Another FIRM favourite of ours for acorns – are these cutest little acorn animals – real childhood memory making!
My model wasn’t too impressed at having to keep her hand still for the photo, so apologies for the slight blurriness!
Acorn bracelets are really easy to make. You will need a large needle with an eye big enough for a thing ribbon to fit through. Then using fresh (green) acorns (as they are softer), thread your needle through the acorn. I found it easiest to go in at the “flat white” bit and work my way up. But try out both ways and see how it goes. Then tie a little not to keep the “acorn bead” in place and move on to the next acorn for threading. Repeat until you have enough. We used 5 here for Pip Squeak’s little hand. I think I only needed on extra for my hand!
The fun thing about these bracelets, is that they turn from green to brown over time… both look fabulous and it is an interesting discussion about nature that you can have with the children. And all done!
Check out our acorn animals for more acorn craft ideas and ***more coming soon***!
A similar “material” to acorns, are of course CONKERS or Buckeyes in the state – they are great for kids crafts too
If you love autumn and all things autumn nature crafts have to offer, take a look at these FANTASTIC nature crafts:
We also love these LEAF Crafts. Just beautiful!
Coombemill says
You know when I heard about these bracelets I had assumed you would use the shell rather than the bracelet. I might have to try both now or nut then shell 🙂 Thanks for the idea.